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Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
TROUSERS, SUITS
-AND-
|OverC0atS.

Remember our stock is
kept well supplied and sizes
complete in the different
styles On our counters.
To those who have not
purchased as yet, bear this
in mind. You have JUS, as
large g stock to select from
as the earlier purchasers.
Our S. 90 Overcoat is a
wonder. Our $1,000 Iron
clad has no superior.
Our SI3 so Storm Over
coat cannot be excelled.
Our $4,000 Fur Beaver
exceeds anything We ever
offered to our patrons.
Our $1,000 Wire Twist
SUIT pleases the young men
and takes the place of a
S22.oo custom suit.
Our $500 Trousers o.
the famous ironclad saves
the workingman money.
Our old customers are
learning that we have the
stock and are patronizing
| US and recommend Their
friends because we SELL 9TH.
Best Goods for the Leas
Money.'
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Things Worth Knowing

Rubbing warts with lemon Juice three
or four times . day, will, IT IL said,
cause them to disappear within q
month.
Tincture OF iodine will check the
be allowed TO come In contact until the
part touched becomes dry.
AZ soon as there are indications Of q
felon apply q poultice Ct equal parts Of
saltpetre aud brirnssone, mixed with
sufficient lard " make paste; renew
as soon as IL gets cry.
Do no: bs without sticking plaster,
for cut fingers, and with II keep rags
for i'm mediats use. The tine seems 10 Q
that In used In hunting for the where
with 10 do up q out huses, ~ everybody
we'll knows.
Five cents worth OF vaseline, which
is tast@let and odor.ess, will cure oil
the chappsd hands, sunbu:ned faces
AID cracked lips, heal ali the tores,
burns, abrasiops which q family would
ordinarily bs I'll icted with fer year.
To the thousands of ways OF curip q
sore throat writer recommends the
app ication Of cloths wrung out Of hol
water during the several bours OF the
evening. Honey dissolved In sage tes
is said 10 BIZ better for garf lag than
salt aud water.
The tmallest bit OF aum csmphor held
IN the mouth Is excellent for sore
throat. OhloTa:e OF potash Is another
remed for sore threat and diphtheria,
which every family should Keep. Keep
1t in solution and IL IL always ready,
and can be red uced when needed for a
Rargle-
The New Orleans Timss- Democrat
say that lockiAw, which 80 often fol
lows the running Of rusty nail into
the flesh, may be cured By simply
smoking the wound, Or any bruise or
wound that Ia infAned. with burning
wool or woolen cloth. Twenty minutes
application OF this remedy will take the
pain out of the worst wound. and re-
pested once or twice will A.lcy the
worst case Of Inflammation.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Lit Q Women.

The 7 year Old daughter OF very
busy mother who, in consequence OF
her hu stands early death, was Obliged
to carry on his busineSp, was asked one
day by q friend what she was able 10
do in the way VI help
II can only pray 10 God and hem the
busters" WAS the chile's reply In all
seric usness, but 1t showed that The had
learned TO do the duty that lay NEAREST
to her, and rs years went on she de-
veioped into the steady, cheerful relia-
bic girl to who III the who household
looked for help. and seldom, if ever,
looked in vain.
Very plest art are the hours spent by
our little Mary In the kitchen, still un-
der I'm ot hers" wing or of some trusty
and reliable servant. HOW she enjo ys
picking tine bits OF stem from among
the cnrrants, ttoniug the raisins, butter.
ing the cake tins, aud cutting any spare
dough or paste that may be over. when
the pies are m ade, into rounds with the
top Of o wineglassl And what CROWN
Ing Joy IL Is when she lie allowed to
have q hole gooseberry OF tiny apple
to make into dumping for her own
dinner or nursery feasti And what
An npOrta Mt perEoaage she Is when on
busy days she may eysn be trusted with
washing up tie break fast thingg.
Ii all little girls were allowed these
early visits to the kitchen, with real
participation in Its work, the world
would uot hear 30 much about undo
niesticaied wives and houssekeepers,
who cannot teach their servants what
they have never learned themselves.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

.U1LIC SALE or vALUAB REAL
= kstets. BY order sof the Orphan
Oeart for Ns1 Castle County, made ct the
bepssmbsr term. 1850. will BE- sold 1t public
ON THU asDAY,
THE 3orH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881.
At the hotel late Of Oliver II. Parry, do.
& z ceoes r. Ii Of "a .ssss rsns and
!ntsrest OF Wtnism 3. Parry, Oliver II
Parry, Minnie g. Parry, and Oda r, Parry,
in and 70 al Of the following described
No. /. With : TX story stone ma nsion
spring house. stone Darn, sufhcient to stable
head Of cattle, and other bulldogs thereon
erected. situated On the easterly side OF the
Conc ord turnpike, and adjoining lands OF
No: 2. hereinafter de- cribed, containing 10
and Jos perches Of land, more or less.
NO. 3. situated on the sGid siae Of the
concord turnpike. aud adj dining tract No.
Ia nds Of Thomas L. Talley, and the Naa
and, more or less, with about 10 acres Of
good timber thereon, and we'll watered.
No. 2. With large story stone hotel
(known o. Parry's Hotel), with wide piassas
trees surrounding the same; stone barn suf
ncient to stable 30 bead of stock; wagon
house, milk house, chicken house and graz
merry; ALSO three story frame double tene-
ment house, with other buildings thereon
erected, we'll supplied with good woter;
situated on the easteriy eide Of the Con
cord turnpike. about s mi es from the city
Of wilmington: ~ miles from 9ranoguo
station, on the ". N. Il. H., and 3 nilcs
ron sfAna ayn,n;n SuT ths On inc r.s =;
road, lands Of James A. X. Perkins. and
tract Ne. hereinafter described, containing
II acres Of land, more or less. with fine or
chard Of cherries, apples, pears, and other
fruit trees IN bearif y, thereon.
No 4. situated on tho said side Of tn
Concord Turnpike and adjoining tract No
IL, lands Of said James A. Is. Perkins and
Curtis Tailey, containing 10 acres and l2o
psrches Of land, more or les, with good
stream OF water thereon.
No. D.. A valuable Mill property, with
" story frame Mansion house, RtJry Grtet
hiii with good water power, run Of burrs
and improved machinery In conplcte order
thu reon, new s.aDls, and other buildings
thereon erected, situated on the line Of the
BIA o Il X near Carrcross station, about q
| miles from the city Of Wilmington. and
bounded by Shelipot Greek, lands of Caas.
Paschail. John Almond ard others, contain
ing about ~ acres OF land, with plenty Of
fruit trees thereon.
All Of the above tracts Of land are under Q
high state Of cultivation and convenient tC
markets, schools. and places OF public wor
ship. Terms Of sale made known at day o.
ENJAMIN NIELDS. TRUSTEE.
AT the sane time ind place will DO sold oil
Of the estate, right, and Interest OF Mary
Parry, Uordelia M. hewss, and Thomas l..
Parry, In and to all Of the above mentioned
| lands and promises. 80 that the purchaser OF
purchasers thereof will take the same In fee
simple, clear of all li,Is and membranes
Whatsoever.
MARY PARRY,
OOKDELIA M HEWES,
/ THOMAS l.. PARRY:
l. W sTIDHAM & Son, Auc,ioEeers.
10 oed.C tw2:
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

\ (,svnsy Asssssors Tor the
I Thira DISTRICTS Of Will
b, nay b fOusd ~ the ID
kr DISTINCT.
% b Bats's cigar store. NO
Fssriek Harnsy's. ssss nd
lMIchasi KansS, Fourth
bosoph Edvsrds', Eighth
Ssp pnrRrCr.
lanes O'Nsiil's, No. z2a
omss Mc9illss's, Sixth
1, sharkey's. Front ana
s-RobsYt Getting hams,
apd Liberty street.
NJ DISTRICT.
cnry Kyls's once, 81
John l.. Malons's. Della
Nj al ison street.
n, Bars, 1000 Market
M sit o. the CITY Hall,
23 and 70. from . until II
u 0 o. m. osoh day. for tbt
transfers aud correctioni
hams on the assessment
been ommitted.
tDO HI00lNS,
rssor Of First Diitrtct.
X A. MULUSkEf.
Ie,sor ~ second District.
\ 4. KYLE.
|ossor Of Third District.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

w. naa WAas Ass ~ Unsmpssyea7|
q every indusssy comnoa laborsss
are The frequent applioants, while The
men wanted ere such highly specialized
WorkeFn - 0Iss Glass boiler mAkoys.
good monideea, ornamental paintess,
good piece vorkers, men Who oAu b.
trusted 70 run msehinery With judg
nent, and 20 on. Next TO the common
lAborsfs, In frequency Of application,
sppeer 70 30 those nbndescIipt workers
called "holpers," men and women Who
win DO very we'll - assistants 70 tkill.
ful mechanic or operative, but cannot
work alone, much less direct others
Then comes the army Of clerks, book.
keepers end salesmeD, who prefer 70
1.-Two By their heads than by their bands.
After these follow the half trAir cd, those
who have made . beginning ii 10
curing Q spsoisl aptitude but have
never progressed very far, the inexpe.
rieuced mt chanic inex perienced mill
workers, unsktlled We AYERS, the second
class boiler makers.
To all these must be added the mor
ally detective. Drinking habits, un-
stesdiness, lack u promptitude, I'M
trust worthiness, all contribute to . ~ell
the ranks Of the unemployed. There Ii
no Ignoring the lesson OF these facts.
a individual cases, undou btedly, men
Of uutm ?eAchable character aud hsbitp,
who are matters Of . sktliful craft
suffer for work and wages through nc
fault OF thsir own. Hut II In too evil
dent to admit OF the slightest doubt that
the great majority OF the unemployed
are defective workme aud work = omen
Their defects range MI the way FROM ~
i'm perfect training, which may be II
many cases more OF . misfortune than
fault, to positively bad habits, like OK,
cessive drinking. But probably, II
most instances. the defective training II
closely associated with common defecti
of character, to be found among othel
social Glasses - well ~ among work
ingmsn. These s-e, Q lack OF persis
tence In following = single aim, lscl
OF that talent which famous thinke
| called m inhpite capacity for takini
purpose 70 master any thing.
1 One has only 10 recall biz school day
to remember how large q proportion o
his juvenile associates exhibited jus
these defects. II 10 surprising ina
their unhappy cont equences In man
wealth prod uotion Of the q nited State
amounts too but little over fif,y oents
day for each man, woman and child
Can 1t be doubted that this prod nc
might be doubted If the army Of i'm
perfect workmen who are seeking em
ployment were competent to Fende
fiSstc'a use service, and that their pov
erty would then be changed into com
fort? Ifthey created more wealth the,
could get more pay. There is NO fur
Their fund for wages to be drawn from
than the prod uct VI Industry.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

CTOk SALE Or ExOhANak-A sum
q bcr CT desirable houses, With al the
Sodsrn improvements. Little cash required,
sayneht BALANCES may r9nhln on mort.
sAgo for years. Also building sites sIl
paris Of tns city FOR feeidenoos; also manu-
set'rfng sites. especially adapted for ECO
4 water psssins tnro1sh.is. Spcut Yc so'I lei
rom the n. b. p. Railroad. Cfty tar one
hyhth the rsguia. fatss. This properly will
,osold BY ths Ecrs Or in tznsilsf lots, at
Arrns 70 suit purchasers. kIso houses 70
'snt cheap. ThUS. n. OiI4E,
507 French street.
Or P.y. yOKD. ctr snd Ro6nsr init
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, NOV. 18th, 80

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, NOV. 2srH, 80
Trains leave Delaware Avenue repot;
EAST BOUND:
Phlia. Accommodation, daily =. ..s,00A. M.
Pbila. Accommodation daily :. $40 A. M,
Western Express, daily. Ill % A. nd,
Pufla. Accommo dstton, daily -, ..3lbP, nj,
Cincinnati Limited, daily ..... SAB p. M.
Chicago Limited, daily........., lies p. M,
WEST-BOUND:
Chicago Limited, daily .......... .7.56 A. M.
Arrives Chicago 10. 30 next morning. This
train does not tage baltimore passengers.
Cincinnati Limited, daiiy...... II. 30 A. M.
Arrives CincinpSI 7.46 A. NJ, St Louis
go p. M. next day.
Chicago and st. Louis Express,
daily. .................... ..5.aoP. III.
FOR LANDsNBEaG, 900 4. II. and
81 % p. ~, daily.
Trains leave MARKET Street Station.
For Philadelphia o. A NJ. 66 A. M.
and 24b p. NJ, daily. For Baltimore 90
A. NJ, daily, except Sunday. For Ianden.
berg s. A. M. and z As p. NJ, daily. 500
=. H., daily except Sunday
W. INWIN, C.R. L0RU.
superintendent. Geh'i Pass. agent.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
An Interesting Article.

Professor William James, of Harvard
College, will occupy the first place In
1.-THE Popular 6oieuc CO Monthly" fol-
February with an unusually read able
paper on "The Laws of Habit" A
very clear explanation on ply sioloaical
grounds of the way in which habits
come to involve all the functions OF
organism. growing with its growth and
hardening into permancy as 1t natures,
makes this article invaluable reading
for outh and for these who have the
caro- of the young.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Registrars Report.

During the week endiL z at noon las
nasu,u syd e ds.,b s'r n,r,aa y. Run;s
trar Lee as having occurred in this city,
"a against % deaths for the correspond
ing week Of last year. The causes oil
death were IS follows:
Consumption, heart diseate, pneune
mia, 2 each; accident, cancer, convul'
sions, gapgrene, general debility, by.
drocephalus, menip gifts, sephcaem la
typhoid fever, l each
Ages Of Observation-Disclosures year, 1,
TO 2, Q; 2 to s, 2; 90 to 30. 3; 80 to 40. /
40 10 SO, /; 70 to 80. 8; so to 90, 2.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
WILMINGTON q MOTH ERN R.K

Time table in effect Nov. 2stt, 1885. 1rains
leave Wilm lngt1n French st.eSt) as follows:
For Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, SPRING
field, Waynesburg JUNCTION, MaaOr, Potts
Vile, Ia aqua, Allentown, Lahanoi !, Wer-
nersvilIe anu all points on the Philadelphia
and Reading X. H., 100 o. N. md 2.46 y. m.
For Coatetville EElbrceviile, Lerape.
Obadd's Ford and DuPout's and inferno
diate Joints, 7.5' q. N = ~, aid IL y. m.
For West Chester, o. l., Il. 40, and OH
pm,
Far NV Bridge and isterms3iate points,
o.l6 p. m.
ON sunday for Eeaiin1, Coatesvilie West
Chester and ali intern sd!AIe .U!lts, s.l0 q.
m.
A. q. MoCAUSLAND, "A. BOWER,
sur eripIsadent. Ge11 fe7s Ag't
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

FOL. No. 6o4 LON bard street, l4xso feet
3 gtoried, loom, brick house thereon.
MOI. TO. I'll Locust street, Il Hxlc0 feet
2 Story brick house, g. TO )ms, summer kit
chen.
ko.3. no 100 Locust street, 1sxl00 feet,
with storied frame house, roc ms, thereon.
NO. NO. 200 East It'll street, corner Of
7th and Spruce streets, with etoried bricK
building thereon, o ROOFS AID large store
room, .OxS6 feet This Is a valuable prop
erty, and IL worthy the attention Of any per-
son looking for business stand.
These properties are in good condition.
Sale to commence at No. }, Conditions
made known at sale. For further particu.
lars see hand bills.
HENRY W.PERKINS, for the heirs.
&C. FRAIM, Attorn ey.
T.. W Sttdham 4 Soos. Auct's ilO.ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

FOR SALE, AT A BAR
: gain, from now until
MARCH 2sth, the three
story brick dwelling. 1903
VanBuren street. Will sell
to suit the purchaser. Will
take a $4,000 mortgage on
property for S years at S per
cent. Apply at the RIPuB-
LICAN Office. watt
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

ID II. W. Patterson, connected with
tho department of animal industry, a
branch of the agricultural department
OF the general government, has been in
Cecil County, Md, for week past ex-
aiming the condition of neat cattle.
He foand them fres from pleuro pneu
monia and all other contaei ous diseases.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
n sdslpAh, Wllahgisa { oslliaGs lA,hssi
AOV. lATH, loos.


x Rn,Ii 4 y i:1Sr = ~ ~ sso.
II 90, 2o4, 500 b2A Q 70 and 7 % p. m
Accommodation, Q 20, 100, I o.. 10 80 4. M.
. %. 4 90, 7 20, 9 20. 10 80 .. m.
For Chester (express), Q 30, Z 80, 9 90, 10.
oA7, II %, IL 81 q m, II %, ~, " and 7.06
Accommodation. 20. 7 90, oS. II, 10 80,
Q. NJ, . 70, o., 7 ~, . 50 and 10 30 p M.
~ OF. II 81 q. m. Hi2 IS. 2 o., 50, "a, rs,
7 %. 10 90 p. m.
For West Uhester, via X.smokin, 40 and
10 a. m, 2 80 and 4 90 p. m.
For Newark and intermediate stations,
q q. m, II IS and o Il p. m.
baltimore and intermediate ,ations. 10 OS
| q. m, b 81 p. 10. AMI IL 06 mig T..
Baltimore and hay Line, Is d. 10.
baltimore and washington, i Is, 4 40, 8 o.,
10 oS II 20 m, IL "a, NJ IL, "A. 10, NJ 90
and ID p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New CASTLE, Q 90, 8 30 o. n, IL 90, \ 80 8 so,
Q Is and II IS p. m.
Georgetown and I.ewes, 8 90 a. m, and 8 so
p. m.
seaford Express, 8 6op. m.
harrington, Dtimar and wa stst'ons,8 so
| n. M, IL 81 p. %.
Express for Harrington, 8 50 p. %. Way
train rs p. N
Express for Dover. Harrington and Del.
mar, ii t6 p. m. every day.
franklin City, co q. IN
Express for Norfolk. IL So .. N daily.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad stseet,==for
Wilmington (express), II rs, . 80, 70, TIT,
10, 10 10 IL 10, II 81 .. m, 3 OF, 402, A80,
3 90, 8 81, o OF, 0 81, II 10 ard IL 22 p. 10.
Accommodation, 9 80, 10 70 a. n, 81 ~,
50, r. 8 Sb. 10 90 10 ~ and II II b. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
frDWILLMOnr PENN

rDwILLMOrr rENN
ugis,, do hereby give no
kuply In writing 10 ths
OF General Sessions o.
/ delivery VI the state Of
Ior New CASTLE County. or
y OF February. a ID.
Il day Of tho February
for q license TO dispense
TOR medical purposes
reatAr than one quart, o.
In aireet, IN tho PIN
WILMINGTON, State o.
% following fe'peo,Aol.
b said ward, reeommono
b. viz
!. Daniel James, Jr.
80 ward II. brennan
ID Beuiami Nields.
George u Armstrong
9eerge ;. Ufubb,
u J .mes.
DIP. Carberry,
D. John 10,
M. l. Garrett,
9eorge II Ash.
Daniel Mulherio.
MlI.LMOkT fkNN.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

WYANDorTE, Kansas, Jan. 16 Tho
jury trying Judge Hamilton, accused
of train wreokiDg, was released last
evening, 1t being impossible 10 agree
upon q verdict. The jary stood seven
for conviction to five for scQuittal. This
defendant was remanded to jail to
await new trial.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Sent to tho AIfnshouse.

List Friday . stoue-cutier named
Patrick Maioney fell on the loo md
sprained one Of his hands badly. His
injuries were attended to by DR.. bravo,
and as be was homeless q permit was
obtained on Saturday aed be was taken
TO the slmshouse.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17


Pa, o1
THURSDAY, JAN. 70, 1887,
at O'Clock p. m,
The farm, late the property of 1T. O. J. Nor
ton, deceased, situated on the south side Of
State road. adjoining the village Of Tough
kenamon. on the west, within i've minutes
of T0ughkenamon and ten Of Ayondale Sta
ton. This is one Of the most finely located
farms on the b. y. X. H., which runs through
the place. 1t is in . high state Of cultisa-
lion and contains about 90 acres seven Of
which are woodland, aud on IA tine young
orchard. containing apple, peach, pear,
cherry and ounce trees, mostly producing;
also an abundance OF choice small fruits.
The place is we'll watered by small sire ims,
fed by uufaiiing springs on the place. Two
largo fish ponds, we'll STOCK Cd, one with carp.
! he improvements are a ten-roomed stone
house, new farm buildings, consisting Of q
fiaDe barn, A6xoo; carriage house and
stable. 3Vx40, corn crib, grsnaries and shell.
ing house, and other outbuilciuge. The
piece, from its susceptibility to high orna.
mentation, ia we'll worthy the attention OF
those des irir g a beautiful home. A portion
Of the purch ase mo ley may remain secured
in the premises. X. K. MOTION.
J. q. RobtneOn, Auct. ia st
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
SUNDAY TRAINS,

For Philadelphia (express). 2 90, 2 81, 1 90.
I 20, II 81 a. m, Q 90, ~ and I 70 b. m,
Accommodation, g 30 o. M, III 10, las,
8 30, Z ~, Q 80 p. m.
For Chester (exprcss), 7 ~, II 81 d. N, n
and 90 p. m.
Accommodation, 8 80 a. H., II TO- &c, . 30,
40 and Q 30 p. m.
FOR New York fexprcss), z 90. 2b7 900
100, IL 81 q. m, 8 06, SD, % and y 80 D. m,
For West Chester, viz LanoSia $50 ., n.
and 8 80 p. m.
Baltimore and Wataipsson, ! a. 4 a. 8 o.,
10 0S am. II "a, $50 (Lim.Ee and rs pm.
Baltimore. IL 60 night.
Leave philadelphia, Broad street., for Will
lirgt0n (cxpressj, IL az. 8 10. q. 10, IL 10
=. NJ. o CT, II 10, and II ~ p. N.
Accom- On odation, $50, 10 &c a. n, IL $50 10,
8 So and II ~ p. m.
For fcrthor Information pSsae I'd ore ara re.
ferred 10 the ticket Office q. the ttsttcr.
Trains marked thus (*lare itmited Oxpress
upon wSich extra fare Is charged
j. Il WOOD.
General PASSENGER Agent.
OHAlIns 3. PuQH General MsnsGer.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

NOR SALE-hOUSE NO. 703 FRENUh
D street; II rooms and bath, all modern
improvements. Ibis house is In exosliout
repair and u ust DO toid 10 oil 90 an estate.
part of the city These arc the m,st conve-
nient houses In the market, and any one
wishing TO purchase would do we'll TO look
at thom before purchasing elsewhere. Terms
To suit purchasers. TINDALi. d BRO,
Oil W. Ninth street, or All L Seventh street.
lAnb-26lt
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

1905 abdvlio7 West 7th street. new and
very desiiSbio homes. eel Chestnut street,
store suitable for bakery. 1908 Van buren,
street. noar the new City Park. sos Van
Euyen street, will be sold 1t bargain. 40
Jefferson street Is worthy OF your attention.
,Sos " ss 81. su .,.., oPHcsc sns Wv Ts'
ven.ences. Cottage on the Hight and ., o ver-
Desirable home, cheap. Apply 70 M. I.
POOLE, iO4 Market street. H. ood-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
department.

D for 1887. II paid on
Isl, the face of oil; in
mt, will bs added: in
rrules may be drawn.
barry will DO closed en-
are charged with the
oi stables please take
m I'd not to supply sd-
ny promises with city
ton or printed permit
u. under penalty OF go.
m. 10 p m.
GhOHE, hegistrnr.
dY II
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

INAEOUTOk SALE Us REAL ES
o. tate-In the Orphans Court, New
Castle County. BY virtue CT an order OF the
Orphp MS Court OF the State Of Delaware, In
and for New Castle County, mtdo at the
September term, A. ID. 1885, of said Court,
will be exposed at public sale. at the County
Corrt House, In the city of Wiln ington, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1857,
at2 O'Clock p. M,
Tho following described Real Estate, being
the property OF Elizabeth a. Lyman, de.
ceased, to wit:
ALI that certain piecs or PARCEL of land,
with tho tgo-story brick dwelling house
IL ero0n erected, situate IN tho city Of Will
mipgton, and known as 920 West 7Ih street,
having H. ont on It'll street OF lS feet, and
ance will bs given and terms made known
at the time and pisco aforesaid, by
THOMAS ID. LYMAN, Executor,
j12-eod-ts Or by his Attorney.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
VIII n she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
Wnen she had Children, she gave them Gas
toria.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

Little BOOK ON
y, sound health and
tainod by dict, only 2sr.
" Market street. Dr.,
B" said q tady. 'and i
pr 1t II ! could not TO
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Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

BANK.
Del, Jan. 10. 1851.
on tho 18th Instant, the
llencn vcro elocted d.
u g suing ynr:
Daniel James,
illiam Busn,
James q. McComb,
y James Belt
Fandepritt.
OF the board held this
was unanimously re.
ARMSTRONG,
Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
RYAN g. SEEDS,
(Successors to John ureenlee
Practical Plum bers, Gas and
Steam Filters,

NO. 2I7 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Plunge and shower baths. wash sands,
water closets gum hess, lead and iron
pi )es lift and force pumps, ana brackets Of
ev sry escrip ion Estimates II finished ind
week done pro mp.ly. VIM. Y. ~ AN,
jll-ot IRWIN W. SEEDS.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

kNOE-FDK SALE
fixtures OF an old esiab-
doing a good business.
Hing. Address Grocery,
3tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

EE JUST OPEN ED ny
ID Livory Stable on Yau
Dn Seventh and Eighth
u be pleased to ha ~ my
ytntng nov. TeiophUn .
u M 4 RTIH. ie.a.2-.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

NEbf CIV EN THaf
~ tho next ession Of
the state Of Deiawarr,
n husband, Alfred Hind.
|HlNDM AN. decg2 Inns
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

ClOR SALT-A as AORE FARM IN
e New Castle Couutv. Delaware,
miles north OF Newark, within milo
OF station on railroad. good io,auon for
OF standing timber. plenty OF fruit For
sale very cheap. and part Of purchass may
re main. Address J.P. tLUklDiE,
jl2-e0d, OF. 2tws Wett Chester, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

uUBLlO SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il To clio 'e the estate OF homas Perkins,
deceased. will be sold on ths pTcmisss, on
THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1887,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

I'D FUR ALL. KINDS
nd clothing, watches,
pns, sewing machines,
J, all Of watch will -
D,t, at q low rate GOT
VII. Del. olt.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

~ tOLLkOtlOE.s ARD
lection OF tenants rec iye
p. Prompt settlements
Liam J. FISHER,
De, NO. 6l6k Market st.